Getting a drink of water would be very different if you were the size of a doll.

Use speed and air to build waves.

Swirling water sculpts elaborate patterns of underwater dunes.

The timing of the eruptions of these geysers depends on water temperature and pressure.

Ionized water swirls in pH-indicating dye.

Which way is the water flowing?

Twenty-four columns record twenty-four hours of tide water levels.

A silvery, dancing vortex appears in rotating water.

Freezing water forms a spiky kaleidoscope of colorful crystals.

Spinning water makes a mathematical curve.

Catch the momentary beauty of a water drop falling into a pool.

Listen to the sound of the sea.